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(CEOWEB G? U1? 1ER. ItV THOIII'NON, MUI I'll tV J AYN KM THURSDAY, JV I.V ll, issi?. Tho McDow Acquittal. Tho acquittal of Dr. McJtow for tho murdo!1 of C:?|?t. V. \V. Dawson has calItnl forth ll universal expres sion of surprise, not only iii Soudi Carolina, but throughout Ihc entire Union. Oil his own confession ho .stood COU violet!, ?lt least of 111:111 slnnghtor, and in thc discharge of their sworn duty, tho jul') should have so found. The testimony ad duced, together with Mci tow's own admissions in making Iiis pica of self-defence, leaves no doubt ?ll DUI" mind that he is guilty of willful and malicious murder. lt seems that the testimony was sullieiciil to con vince everybody Lut lilli jury of the guilt of this seducer and murderer. The protracted trial was a travesty of justice and resulted iii much ado about nothing. I'M nen I ion. (?ducat ion may bc pl'Opcrl) de lined as tho means by which tho mind of man is enlightened, and the dispositions of thc lo an tire correc ted, formeil ami drawn oui, from the time ol' early Infancy lu that period when tho youth is < 111:11 i I ? t - < I lo take |>nrl ?11 the active affairs of life. The word moans ti. lead or draw out, and <>f course includes ail legitimate means ilia! are or eau bc brought into requisition to draw forth ami develop all the faculties of 1 he mimi and heart. lt Is essential that boll) the head and the lu arl si.ld bu educated, if lhere is lo he dc\ el oped a character harmonious and symmetrical in all ii- pan-, ( liar ?icier includes clements thal are in tellectual as well us inoral und rel i liions; it Includes conscience, affec tions utid will. The supreme indi vidual ami national g.I i- cliurac ler. Through Ibo want ol' ?.ri.?.er education, histor) teaches 11? I lin! nations have become corn pt, degen erate, and dually extinct, while mul t it mles ol' Individuals lia ve conic 1 an uni nui l\ end. Over the door nf a school house in ( ?orinanv is this in scriptum: "Winn weallii is lust, nothing i- lost. Winn health is lost, something is Inst. W hen char acter is lost, .ill is lns| .' Hut character, a- we Inc v - : i i . 1, In cludes elements that ar?' intellectual ?is well as mural and religions, li is als, 1 a fad. (leinonsl rated I>\ the experience ol' past ages, thal morality ami religion give wav before thc Idolatry of the I,rain. Hence the basis of stability of both national ami indiv ?dual character is corree! cd neat inn or knowledge, which Is the end of education. Mow, Iben, can a character, full of beaut) and sym metrical in all ?ts parts, bc developed, except by educating both die head and the heart ? If lhere be no v ir me in knowledge, theil all Immun contrivances for I he end of educa tion are worse than useless; and our schools, colleges, academies and uni versities should be locked up as mighty engines ol' mischief, and fall beneath ihc rapid 1 read nf modern civili/.at ?ntl. That ''knowledge is pow or'' 1- ?in old mlage, and education in ?ts true sense inculcates 111.-11 knowledge, which is ti p.,\\ er for g.I. Around nearly every li resido in Oconee sits a bright-eyed little hov Ol'girl. What is lo be their i'm ure ? Donut the doting parents desire lo foster; in them those virtues, which in their proper development, ari sun'to build up a noble charaeler. God has given them stamp? >.f Vi di vi nit y. Kv or) human being is born willi eternal faculties powers resembling (hose ol' his Creator. No boy or girl is without -tamp- of t|?. Villi!)'. These facilities Ol' .li\in?!\ arc their ..ifunijts (hat, 1 -10. are (he passports to an) success; ami these all pusses.-. lt mal lei - tm! whether one bc born in a house w ith curved doors or a rude log hut. lhere i> no defeasance nf this Inheritance. lilli every one must learn how lo /!.-??. and must bc abie io <.I roi, direct, unite ami utilizo his faculties, lo send them mit mt hi- missions of mind or matter, ol' s,,ni or ol sense, before ho can Cxpoel rn' enjo) blessings from t hcin. I 'nt ?I ho ran .'tn,I does this, ev en i lie div ?nc fae ii 11 ?es ? ill Li nt' lillie pro I'M m him. \ nd liii- is the true end ol' education. The great aim of education is lo increase man's facilities for helping himself. And his education i- ihc mos) com plete whose means of helping lum self are the inosl perfect. To be thus equipped for I i Io's o, nilli, i. is worth infinitely more limn an inheri tance of houses and lauds, Hence one dollar righi ly put in Ihc head is wort h a t hoti.xand in the pockcl, Ail exchange says: "li \"ii ..><? troubled w ith rats in youl'corn cribs-, it will pay yon lo pit reliase n small moonul of cayenne pepper and sprinkle it oh lop of your cor.? near thc rat holes. Titi- reined) has bm n handed us by n reliable fai un r, who has given il a fair tent." Col. sinon, of (?eoigla. Col. A. M. Kohlbardi, of Atlanta, an.I Col. J.J. A. Sharp and Airs. M. I A. Sharp, of W'alesea, Oil,, have nuuk" (ho North Georgia Conference a p "?seilt of (lie Willcson Normal School Indlditig and property, valued at *:{,(>l)l>; ami the school is hoing conducted under the control of (hat Conference. Tin- Canton AdviO?CC has a lim- likeness of Col. Sharp ami a sinnt sketch of his life, which wo copy flinn that journal: JOHN .1. ACasil'S SHA ICI' was horn in I'ickcns District, now < boneo County, S. C., in 1828. lb was raised upon the farm and at an early ?ge was put on thc road with a wagon tu haul produce, dry tennis, etc., for merchants in tho interior between Hamburg mid Augusta. In those da vu !!.::?; were vor4> few rail roads in the South and, consequent ly, very nearly all goods bad to be transported bv wagons. At this bu siness young (Jus ni:.dc a faithful, honest hand and was very popular along bis line. The educational nd vantages of the country at that lime were very poor, and consci| neut ly his education was limited to short term schools, bul so ambitious was boto obtain even a fair education that he went lo school after leaving his father's home, at lb, age of twenty-two, ami ali through life has been a (dose ob server ami quick to grasp an idea or a lesson. Itcfore coming to (?eorgin in ISfi-l he taught school about one year, and immediately alter coining to this Slate taught two years. In I8f>(i he moved to and settled at W'alesea, it then being in the woods and the country around sparsely settled. Ile went lo work to build up thc place, which he named W'alesea, bad a post olliee established ami himself made post mast er, opened a store there and had il liv ely, successful trade anti! the war began. Ile also look a livoh intorosl in cbureh malters ami Sunday schools, ami, although but lew church members of that day ami ! i time around lum favored Sunday schools, succeeded ill establishing a line school at Uoinhardt's chapel soon after moving lo W'alesea, which ha- resulted in great good to thal section, thc inliucnct of which bas spread over ibo county and into ol her Stale-. ? lill S.r>8 he W :l- elected colonel ol' ! the militia, and in 1801 raised a coin-1 pally ot valiant young men, of which bowns made Captain, and entered (he Confederate serv ice Ailgusl ill, I-lil. .uni was assigned to duty with the 'Jod (ieofgi.l Keginuilt; wa- .at tached i.. I iaincs1 I! ri gai lo l'or a short ' tillie; linn Coliplitl's, I). II. Hill's1 division; afterwards Moke's with Si one wall Jackson's corps. Ile wa in several important engagements in Virginia, .Maryland, North Carolina, I South Carolina and Horida, and ou \ (he ill-fated Sumter in Ihe Charle--; lon harbor when it was sunk by her own gun-. Ile remained in thc I army, valiantly doing all thal could lie expel led ol' any bravo, devoted soldier, until the I Stil ol' .March, 18051, w hen he was -liol dow n and disabled tor inri her service while h ading his regiment in a charge on I he ellem v 's W orks. I ?Vt urning home after the war and after regaining his strength he went lo work lo again build up bis home and w hat had been lost bv the four year- nf bailies. Krom the lillie he lil's! beeline a citizen of the COUIlty, in iS?li, and known to the people, lie was esteemed ami respected hy all, and on several occasions honored with public olliee- and trusts. In I-.>."> he w a- elected by a handsome vote to represent thc county in the ( ioorgia Legislature. In 187 I Ins ?services were again sough I and again lie was elected lo represent the county. Col. Sharp ha- alvvav- been a man deeplv interested in the progr?s- and development of Cherokee and has in ver losl -ighi ot' au opportunity lo ?I" w hal lie could t" adv anee and build up 11.omit v . No man in the county ha- been more active, earnest and sacrificing for ibo publie good than he has. Uccognixiiig the power of the p< ess and the , ' work it could do in puning the re sources ol' (he county before the w .o ld. In- .uni Kev. 1*. II. I li evv-ter, now editor of the Piedmont ( Ala. i l'ont, bought an oui lil and -tarted I he Cfo >W,Vi (t'cori/hm, al ('anion, and willi il did the ('??lilli V great ?:.I. The Ailtuoni is nally I he successor of the i,, ..fi/iti//, and i sl ri vi Hg to carri oui the good work begun liv il and to accomplish for ( 'heiokee w hal ( 'ol. Sharp hope.I for I he (i't'111'f/tttll lo do. Heilig eight mile- aw av and hav ing hi- hand- l ull ol' oilier business, (/ol. Sharp retired from journalism in ls7<i and '.-ave' bis attention more closely to farming md merchandizing, inver losing sighl ol' and hi- i III (Tesl in the de v eloplileill and crow th id' ( 'heiokee. Ile ha- nally given too much of bis tillie lo Hu- Hobie, patriotic Work, to the sacrifice ol' bis own business and fortunes, hui he lia- certainly been successful in doing great good and lol' il merit- and deserves the Hildy. ?Hg I hank- and appr?ciai ion ol' I he whole people ol Cherokee. N'ot only lias hg given of his timo ami talent8 to thc material advaneoniont of his section ami county, but also more deeply ami earnestly, if possi ble) of both Iiis time, money and ta lent to tiie liest educational interest of tho whole county ami Iiis section especially. With Capt. Reinhardt lind Mrs. M. A. Sharp, ho has built and donated to tho North Georgia Conference one of tho host school buildings in North Georgia, thc cut of which is shown in another co lumn, in which an excellent Normal school is kept up throughout the year. Ile is a niau who lias been of gp at worth to. Cherokee since he moved here in 18?? and is a man, who, though agc is beginning lo whiten his locks, has lost none of his . interest in or love for his county J and people, and is received by all as one of thc most progressive and j energetic, public-spirited, honest ami true men in North Georgia. We wish there wore more like Ililli. .May he live long and prosper. iHack berry Wine. Thc Department of Agriculture bas been requested to furnish infor mation in regard lo the various methods for making blackberry wine, and in response thereto pub lishes (lie following reeipts: \. sro UK'S KKCKIPT, COI.UMINA, S. e. NV ash berries ami dress. Add . \ pounds <d" sugar to each gallon of juice. Dissolve the sugar in liol waler and put in cold. Then lid it remain in barrel until January. Then draw off in (dean barrel. MUS. M. A. HINT'S KKCKII'T, CO LI' M ni \, sm rn CAKOI.IN \. Measure your herries and then bruise them. Then to every gallon mid one (piart (d' water. lad lit? mixture stand twenty-four hours, stirring occasionally. Then slrian off the liquor into a cask, to every gal lon adding two pounds (d' sugar, j Cork tight ami Iel it stand until fol lowing October and von will have ' , . \ . . , . wine ready tor use. A pint ul whis key added to every gallon (d' wine makes it superior. W. li. IIIXSON'S KKCKII'T, .IA.M KS IS LA M>, Sol I il UAKOI.INA. Half bushel (d' ripe blackberries i (high bush.) ('over with water for - 1 hours. Strain through : coarse cotton bag and add water enough to it to make a little more than live gallons. Dissolve thoroughly in it twelve ami a half pounds of best crushed sugar. Kill a 5-gulloil ves sel (keg), reserving a pitchci'flll Olli. Set the vessel in a cool place, bung open, and clear daily the scum that arises flinn fermentation, tilling up each time from the pitcher. After fermentation has subsided (say eight or (en days) hung (dose and let il re main until winter or spring, the long er (he better. Theil hollie. lt will improve with age. The best sugar makes the best wine, although an in ferior grade will make wine. (Krom Judge Laurence's receipt, ?d' At lanta.) I'. S. - A tablespoonful! of pow dered mace w ill add very mindi to the llavor. W. 0. Il IN soN S UKCKII'T KO ll ULAI K IIKUKY i olMHAL. To every gallon of whiskey add one ounce allspice, one ounce einn mon, one-half pound cloves, ono pound sugar and a half pint ol' wa ter. Hoi I this t( a syrup to every gallon of juna-. Charleston's Clergy. ItKSOLl I IONS IH?NOU.VCINU M Pl! UK lt ANO Alli LT HU V. [Special to the (ireenville News, j CHAKI.KKTOX, S. C., July 8.-The ('barleston clergy ware greatly stirred by the acquittal of Mc Dow. I At a meeting of the .Ministerial Un ion to-day the Kev. C. C. I'inckncy, I {eelor ol' Grace, Kpiseopal church, offered the following paper, which was adopted by the I ' Ilion: "In view of the recent occurrences in our midst we, thc Ministerial Un ion, feel constrained to adopt the following rest Jut ions: "First. That we proclaim our nb horrenec of murder, adultery and all deeds oi' violence which delilo thc land with blood, and violate the laws ol timi and man, and deprecate all demonstrations that seem to sanction t hem. "Second. That we will endeavor to sliiniilalc the public conscience Ly selling forth ibo divine law against lllO reckless shedding ol' hu man blood and (he curse thal law en tails upon the Community which re fuses to punish crime. ..Third. That WC invoke the pul pit throughout the city and Stale lo unite willi us in pulling down the deeds ol' violence which have So ol' ten disgraced our land and exposed il lo the jll-l 1'chllkc ol' (hose W ho honor the commands, .Thou shalt not kill,1 and 'Thou shall iud commit adultery "Wooden* Headed." Winna wooden pavement was desired Hillside nf St, Paul's cathedral, sidney Smith said: "ll the canons will simply 'mit their lu nils together.' Ill" thing is nolie" I They were not hall Ko wooden headed, however, as il would he to denv Hie merit of Dr. li. V. Pierce's Holden Mednal Discovery, which luis cured 1111111,1 thousands Of liver disease, impure ld.I. king's i vii, salt rheum, dropsy. chronic iilVcclinns of thc throat, bronchial luhes and lungs, asthma, catarrh, in lluoii/.a, neuralgia, dyspepsia, constipa lion amt all skin diseases Druggists. Win n everything else fails. Dr. Sago's (alan h Ile med y (ines. l i?t Kock Locals. I'YAT KOCK, S. C., July .">, 1889, I) KAI: COU HUCK : Will yow allow us space in your columns to toll of a 1 big picnic tho banners' Alliance hail at Wolf Stake, the -J'J.l of .lune. The fanners met early in the morn ing at tho school house and arranged themselves in marching order, with their hine badges, and proceeded to thc church with a beautiful Hag in front with this significant motto, painted in bright colors: "In things essential, unity; in lill things, cha rity. " This Ung wns presented to thc Alliance by .Miss Sallie Norton, of Walhalla, ami the members would take this opportunity to thank thc donor for her beautiful present. Af ter tho crowd was scated in thc church, the otllcers were installed, and after this interesting ceremony was over, the orator ol' thc day, ?Mr, libenc/.cr Vernor, was called on for a speech, and he held tho atten tion of the large crowd for sonic time. His speech w as to the point and was listened to with marked at tention, and everybody w as pleased, except it may he a few ol' the laities did not appreciate some of his re marks, especially when be sahl that a mad woman was the ugliest thing be ever saw; but he modilicd tile re mark considerably in their estima tion, when he said the men were not worth talking about, for |lu?y were always ugly. A fi er .Mr. Vernor's speech, .Mr. Alexander was called for and made a lew very appropriai* remarks. Then .Mr. .1. li. Hanni cult was called on for a speech, ami he told us with a vengeance illili wi ?ought to make our dollar before wt [spent it. Aller ibo speaking was over the crowd pro. ?edi'd lo clin III r land ii was a real social entertain incut. There were bountiful goo* things to cal and every one sccniei to enjoy it. Alter dinner the V0I1II1 ! people had some music and the . . 1 ? ones gathered in gronos and falk .; I about their corn, colton, ?Arc. A flo ! I wo or I bree boni s spout illus plea sanlly, the people repaired lo dud respective homes, ph ased with (hoi day's enjoyment. Lol all tlc (?ranges have a social gathering li lc* this and gol Mr. Vonicr lo inak j hem n speech, for he i- not afraid L talk. The farmers in this community ar rather low-spirited. There hasbeci so much rain for lite past week ilia they could liol harvest their nul? and they are falling down in th Held. ( 'ont and ci ?lion are l< mkiii; well. We hem the whistle of Mr. h. I Slrilding's saw mill in II new nlac this week. Th's ;-> thc fourth lim he has moved since he came lo ibi neighborhood and !?- h is never ino\ ed bul little over a mile from iii place Ito lirsf sat ijown. This -how we have, at hast, timber ?lt m neighbor!).I. We have preaching in the nc Presbyterian church every ihird an fourth Sabbath, in the afternoon, b I?CV. .1. K. I'- g.ll lie. .Mrs. I int lodge, u ho has been .?nil sit h al the home of M r. I ?odd, fi several weeks, i.- now slowh itnpnn lug. I?. Seneca ( ?ly Correspondence. SKNKI A (VI V, .1 illy ll, . I am requested lo say thal il Oconec Cornily Klders' and Deacon Association (Presbyterian) will mei at liiclllaild clllircll Thursday ai b'riday before thc third Sabbat li August. The programme will I published in a shol l I imo. Senator I,'. K. Mason and Mr. V I*. Anderson, of West minster, pa us a visit \ csterdny. Mrs. II." I.. Adams has boon v ?si ?Hg In-r father's I'.nuilv in Anders* for several days. Mr. and Mis. A. I.. Welch, Anderson, are visiting iheir relativ lure. The meei mg i- si ill iii pr* ?gross the Methodist church and i lie ?uh est continues. Messrs. I.igon ai Anderson went home on Sa!urdu but Mr. I.igon returned on Mond and is working faithfull) . The fanners ol' lin -.- pails a hard al vv ork I r\ illg I" kooli alie ol' tb.rass which is grow tug rn '"Hy., i .Musical ('narelliion? The ( leone.' ( '.ililli V M lisicul Cl volition will meei in annual session South Ciiion church, on Kridny, A gilsl 'Jd, al III o'clock v. M. . Sunday Schools and < 'hoirs are quested to send delegates. li. K. M vs,.s. I 'resident Missouri lias ?ll I passed ll I forbidding lite murrin.?I li < oiisins. The I .oiiisiana Lol lory Cotnpi offers lo pay thc Slate debi Louisiana, amounting to SI ti,(Hill,(I provided lite Slate ? Mi nds il cense li 11 j \ ears. Kori if,s I he system, h> Ihr lise of Aj Sarsaparilla, aga i ie-1 the disciisi - pc. II lo hoi weather. This medicine Indi a health) aol lon of i he stoma* li, I and kidneys, causing them i.. pr??veuf accumulation ol I he poisons which i dina' disease. Collector Bradley Resigns. Col. I). l?\ lita*Hoy, who has lilied thc ellice of Collector <if Internal Itovcnuo for tho District of South Carolina for four y ?a rs past, yester day forwarded to Washington . his resignation of tho position, tho rosig? nation t ? ? luke effect on tho ?Hst of tho present month. Asked hy tho reporter if his resignation was on the ground of his clerical force in his of fice here having been reduced one half, Colonel I i rad ley slated that he had not [mi it on that ground, hut thal he resigned simply to get through with the whole business, and he should he ready to turn over his otliice to his successor if appoint ed and qualified by thal date. Ile further said thal he had large plant ing interests in Picketts County, his old home, which had suffered and were now suffering hy reason of his absence. As soon as lu- could be re lieved from his ollicial duties bc should return there with his family and devote his attention to his own private affairs. - < 'ol umhin lii'f/istcr. -? . Ignorance and vita- go hand in band-lad li lead lo destruction. Do yon wan! us to nive more local news'/ Then help us by letting Us 1 Know whal you know. The will ol' (he late Simon Cameron show thai he left an estait' value d ?ii s|,;,no,(Mui. ll is hard of course lo be disap pointed in lo\e, bul il is a good ?leal harder lo be disappointed in mar riage. Lawyers are bound lo differ in their opinions of lb?' law. They arc paid retainer's fees for thal pur pose. -* . T< adier lo pupil -Johnnie, whal is a demagogueV Johnnie-a dema gogue is a vessel thal holds wine, gin, whiskey or any other liquor. I >ur nf our exchanges says: UA negro will keep six dons ami divide his rations with thom; but he will cuss thc county out il be is called on io pa\ a poll tax. The (1corgi a fanatic who is at tempting to abolish kissing is on tl cold trail, lt can't be did. This is a mal.i i' in which every man must he his oWll abolit ionist. 'New Advertisements. Session Opens Sept. 10, 1889. |/10|; Catalogue of Williamslon Keinnlc I1 College, ? live, thorough, progres sive, prosperous, cheap. upcountry school lor young ladies, address ItHV. S. I. Win ll. : 'r?silient, W i 11 ia lust ni i, S. C. Hs merit.* ridoly known. Illa pupils las! > ca r, M mn ox peet eil liex l. .Inly I I. ISSU. 28-2111 APPI.lt ATIO.v KOK liXKMPTiON. NOTICK is hereby given thal Mrs. Martha A. Hall, widow, has made application lo 'mc lor un exemption in the personal property of Tims .1. Hall, deceased, and thal I w ill pass upon tho samt' al my olllee. on Tuesday, the Ililli dav ol' August next, ii ll o'clock \. M. lilCHAItl) I,KW IS. Master. .Illlv I. ISSU. lt. 1 .M KT Y CKXTS CASH PE? HUSH Ki. V will be nnid for lll.ACK DKKKI KS, delivered al I nc Wine Associ?t inn Cellar. Walhalla, S. C., every dav. C. VY. WI Kt Kl NC. .lune ??7, ISSI?. '-'ii ll' State of South Carolina, t 'ul ' XT Y OK ( tCOXKK. IN I III: I ol UT Ol-' l'Uni: ATI:. I'.nuna Messer. Kx'lrix ^ Petition forOon against st ruction of I). T. Messer A others. ) Will. Kinmn Messer. Kxcculrix of thc estate .1! .lames J. Messer, deceased, having anule application to mc to make a lina] set I lernen I of tho estate of .hones J. Messer, deceased: All persons Interested in any way in Hie said estate will appear in inv omeo, al Walhalla Court House, mi Monday. Hie :.".>tli day of July, 1880, lo show cause, it' any they can, why a lina! set I lenient ol' said estate should not lie then made, ami thc said executrix dis charged as provided hy law. h'lCHA KD LKW IS, .1 uduc of Probate. .lune ::7. I SSI). 'JiMI NOTICK is hereby given thal aller the expiration of thirty days front the dale hereof, ap;.li.-atmn will he made lo Iii?; Clerk o? Hie Coori nt' Common Pions for I >cmioo County, S. C., lo grant a (hailer for tii?- "(>e..ii<-<' Vine O rowers and Kruil Distillim: Association," Ioho Incaled at Walhalla, Oeolieo Cornily, Soul li < amlina. C. W. WI Kf'KINO, I 'resident. (.. WAXM'.U, Koorolary. .lune L'O. issn. ?.Vim* A Fresh Arrival OK Spring NI) ummer Goods c. t. VT PitcMord's. 18 THE TIME. OH ! ME ! "What IH tho matter, Maty?" ..Well, Tom, I don't think I eau hold out any longor cooking over tho lire. You remember you promised mo to got mea Stove before warm weather and it ls getting pretty warm now. I tell you. Tom, il is hot work cooking at tho fire place and it just wears me out." "Well, Mary, it is pretty had and I will just go to Toon's and get you a Stove. They do say that ho is selling them mighty cheap. And, Mary, 1 believe 1 will get a Heil Spring, too; they are so cheap and good. And I had just as well get one of those Lounges you havo boon wanting so long." "That's right, Tom. .lust go to Toon's, for that is tho place to get anything in ?the way o' HAK1MVAKK, PU KN* ITU KK and STOVKS." Kricuds, don't forget that man TODD, AT SENECA. A. FISCHESSER, .lEWKIilil l9 Walhalla, S. C., IS now fully prepared to HK.PA1H WATCH KS, (LOCKS, .IKWKLKY, ifrc. All work is guaranteed and dono in fust class order. It* von want a good article of .1 KW Kl,KY, such as IN karat (.'Old) KINOS or any other Jewelry, you will timi it lo your advantage to call on me. A. KISOUKSSKK. .lune (i, I88U. 24-Jhn ll VTOTICK is horohv given that after the I li expiration of thirty days from thc date hereof, application will he made to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Oconcc County, S. C., to grant a Charter for the "Kichlnud Educational Knlerprisc," to he located at Kichlaml, Oconee County, South Carolina, for edu cational pitrpoaes. w. ii. neons, Presidont of Stockholders, .lune .*>. issn. 2.1-lin A Large and Handsome Line of MEN'S, BOYS' - /V IN I > CHILDREN'S, Fur, Wool and Straw HATS, Just Opened at PEDEN & ANDERSON'S, Westminster, S. C. April ll, '89 Wagon Yard Now Ready and Open Free to All. N KW LOT OK K A NC Y GOODS. Maple Syrup. Kailey N. ( ?. Syrup, Can ned Kine Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apples, (?kia and tomatoes, Oreen Corn, Desic eated Cocoanut, Kvaporated Ap]>les, Maillard's Breakfast Cocoa, (?lange Mar malade, Damson's Assorted .lams, Pick eled Onions, Oliven, Sweet Pickles, Capos Sauce, Catsup. Horse Kadish, Young A mei nan Cheese, ("reen Cheese (Sap Sago), Large Kreuch Kinnes, Turkish Primes, Krone)) and American Sardines, Genuino c. lt. Salmon, (.hipped Beef, Corned licet", Lotted liam, Kresh Mack erel. Lobsters, Oysters, Dutch Herrings, Kresh Cod Kish, Shrimps, Mince Meat (None Such). Sago, Tapi?en, Com Starch, .frc. PoWdored Class Starch, something new ami good, try it. Krui I .lars, Crain Cradles. Crass ami Mush Piados, Krim Hooks, Latent Sell Shut ting Spring Hinges. Loots, Shoes, Slippers, ?fr?, Largest, assortment nf Dry Goods and Not ions. We sell the genuine Lewis White Lead, Double Itnilod Oil, Turpentine, Varnish', Carriage Paint, Dry and Keadv Mixed Paint, .Vc. No, 1 Dove California Hams at only l2|o, warranted. Good Lard (le; Lure Lard I2|e. Coffee I to .*? pounds for $1.00, Daisy Latent ami Oven Lifter Klon r nilli all other grades reduced $1.00 per barrel, Good Lice 20 pounds for $1.00, Snit at 70c, Wwi. and $1.10 per sack. Choicest Teas, Young I tyson, Gunpowder, Impe rial Hyson, Knglish Kreaklast and Oolong at 111) and 7?c ; Good Green and I Hack Tea al only '-'"ic. per pound. All (.'otmiry and Mountain Wagons especially reipiesteil to make (lie Charles loll House Wagon Yard their Mopping place, free of charge, when in (own. 0. H. SCHUMACHER, Proprietor, WALHALLA, s. c. '?ty Goods Lacked ami Delivered Free. A Bargain. As I AM GOING TO CHANGE MY BUSINESS, I offer my ontlro Btock of Drugs, Medicines, Glass, Show Cases, &c., At Cost. 1*. O. MIOT, Honeon, O* .hmo IS, 1880. -KOK -ancy and Family Groceries, a Fresh Goods in Stock and Arriving Each Day. A Full Line of Agate and Tin Ware. Try Our "Momaja" Coffee, the Finest Brand Put Up. The Largest Line of Buggies, Road Carts, Wagons and Harness in the County. i have on hand a large stock of Hay, Bran, Oats and Corn at the lowest market price. Give me a call. H. D. A. RIEMANN, 1>. (). Hov j50. Stale ot South Carolina, OoOuco Comity. IN COU HT OF COMMON PLEAS, .liaise \Y. Strililiug. as Assignee, of lt. li. Hayes, timi Matthew W. Coleman, as Agent, ol tito ereditorsof sahl lt. lt. Hayes, IMaintil?s. against. It. 15. Haves, .1. W. Strihling, as Cashier; M. Mill loser and Company, Augustus M. Koli justin, .lames li. Robinson and John H. .Mohley, as partners in trade doing busi ness ululer style and linn nanni of A. M. Robinson and Company; Charles K. li?tes. Charles S. Kingsbury, .lames 1). High towoi', Kdwiil Kingsbury and (Ho ver C. Kite, surviving members of tho (Irm of Kdwin Hates and Company; .I. AV. Strihling and li. F. White; M. NV. Coleman, L. W. .Jordan and \V. S. Hunter, partners in trade iloing busi ness under the style and linn name ol' M. W. Coleman amt Company: New Home Sewing Marilin" Company; Meyer. Itel tl ll ard I and Company ; Reedy Uiver Manufacturing Company; Kith mond and Danville Railroad Company; .lames G. Ogleshy and Thomas I). Meadow, partners in Iradi- doing busi ness under style and linn name of Ogleshy and Medow; Paseal Davie and Fortescue Whittle, partners in trade doing business nuder style and linn name of Davie and Whittle, Defen dants-SUMMONS KO H URL IKK. To the defendants above named: Von are hereby summoned and required lo answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the ollicc ol' the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for the said county, lind to serve a copy of your an swer to the said complaint on the sub scriher at his nflicc, on thc public square in Walhalla, S. C., within twenty days after thc service hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service; and if you fail to answer thc complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in tins action will apply lo the court for the relief demand cd in the complaint. Dated L'?th dav of May. 1880. S". P. DKNDV, Plaintiffs' Attorney. [L. s. j JAM KS SKA nott N, c. c. p. To Hie abseil! defendants, M. Millhiser ami Company, Augustus M. Robinson, .lames I'. Robinson, John R. Mohley, had ing as A. M. Robinson and Company; Charles K. Rates, Charles S. Kingsbury, James I). Ilightowor, Kdwin Kingsbury and (dover C. Kile, surviving members, of the th in of Kdwin Rates and Compa ny; Meyer, Reinhardt and Company; James (!. Ogleshy and Franc?s D. Mea dow, trading as Ogleshy and Meadow; Pascal Davie and Fortescue Whittle, trading as Davie and Whit Ile: You will take notice that thc complaint in the above slated action was tiled in the office of the Clerk of thc Court of Common Fleas of OcOIICOcomity. S.C., Oil the 25th day of Ajay, 1880, and that tho object of said action is to declare the rights ?ind legal priorities of all parl ies interested in the assigned estate of R. R. Hayes. S. P. DENDY, Plaintiffs' Attorney. May 510, 1880. '2-?-\\l A II' would bc a waste of words to dwell on the merits of Norman's Neutrali/iug Cordial in speaking to thc people of Outi ll?e. There is not a medicino sold be tween Chattuga and Seneca or Tugaloo. and Kcowec (hat has given the .same sat isfaction as Norman's Cordial. lt is, therefore, our purpose only to remind you thal if is still in existence and Ural j now is tho limo to have a bottle in your house. New potatoes, cool night? ami unripe fruit bring (heir attendant ills of iliarrlnea. dysentery, cholera liiorhlts ami cholera infantum. lt is poi??- economy for you lo pay a physician two dollar? ?i visit to cure yon of a case of dysentery or other stomach trouble, when for 'A*i cents invested in a hollie of Norman's Neutralizing Cordial you can he instantly relieved. Don't delay, bill geln hollie. Sold in every lown and cross roads store in I he comity, NOTICE IS IIKKKP.V CIV KN that thc Promisory I Mote I gave to A. J. Jenkins, dilled November 2d, 1888, for #200.00, payable ill twoeipial installments, to wit: ??O?MHI November 15th, 1880, and *loo.lni Novene ber 15th, 1800, also the mortgage of even date nu 5fJ acres of land situate in Ooo ncc county, given by me to secure said note, are invalid, null and void, because ol' failure ol Consideration, All persona, arc lorwarned md to hade lor this note. JAM KS L, HOGGS. May ?io, 1680. 22-lt